The Rancher's Foundling

By: Clara Mae Ford

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A motherless infant. A marriage of paper. A love worth crossing a country for.

When a dying stranger leaves rancher Cole Jasper a foundling baby girl, the court sets one hard condition: a child needs a mother, and her guardian needs a wife. Cole has spent eight careful years making sure he had nothing left to lose. Now he has a daughter and almost no time to give her a mother.

Josephine Brennan has been useful all her life and wanted by no one. Cole's advertisement offers what she has never been given: a home, a purpose, a child to love. So she sells her last keepsake and travels west to marry a man she has never met.

It was only ever meant to be an arrangement. But a quiet valley, a baby's hand closing around her finger, and a gruff man sanding a cradle by lamplight begin to make it something more.

Then the child's grandfather arrives from Philadelphia — a powerful man who has never been refused — and Josie learns exactly what a mother will fight for.

A standalone, clean and wholesome Western romance, mail order bride, slow-burn, heart-tugging, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.